Brighton does NOT know their place.

[@sandeepghoshal6503]

The fact that Tony Bloom is a local owner and dedicated to make the team successful seems like an old football story we used to hear before oil states or corporate groups took over ownership. Brighton have done smart recruitment and utilised the big transfer money that they have received

[@Vizeh]

I didn’t even take that in consideration but that really does make it so special honestly

[@tacklefatkids]

Very reminiscent of Blackburn Rovers. Seriously impressive team.

[@garyanderton]

Their scouting is incredible. I wrote a semester paper two years ago during my masters in tech, they secured me an A with how much data I could utilize. Forever grateful 😂

[@sehu1291]

Look at Germany. Only 3 owners. Rest owned by the fans

[@mapulethinane9347]

😮 0:52

[@cameronm.2992]

As a Brighton Fan seeing us getting recognition and videos feels amazing. Especially when they actually see what’s good about us.

[@Vizeh]

It’s incredibly impressive what you’ve done

[@olsenfernandes3634]

Brighton have been getting major recognition since 2 seasons ago

[@SwanRonsonDonnyJepp]

As a club, I'd say you have a Brighton future 😎🇬🇧

[@skankhunts42]

Ponce

[@doggydo62]

Getting recognition as a Brighton fan feels very, very wrong

[@kwanlinus6999]

1:13 Brighton staff don't leave, they just reconverge outside Stamford Bridge

[@Vizeh]

That’s fair

[@SharpYT97]

Please take em back I’m sure they are the football equivalent of a Trojan horse 😂

[@Echo_Recon_01]

I won't be surprised that the starters from the bridge are former seagulls. 😂

[@IsraelVictor-u8v]

😂

[@MattAvery386]

I’ve been a Brighton fan all my life, what you didn’t mention was 25 years ago we were basically one kick away from being out the football leagues, 15 years ago we didn’t have a stadium, my first ever game I saw a 0-0 with Wrexham in league one when the players came out of a caravan, last year I watched us in Europe beat Ajax home & away, we are so lucky to have Tony bloom, no owners sit in the stands home/away, bloom does, when we played in France the flights were delayed, Tony put his hand in his pocket and paid for busses to go to the airport, Paul barber as well, what a man. it has been frustrating watching the likes of, bissouma, Moises, white, Marc, all go, even though it’s for huge money that doesn’t really mean anything to the fans, until this transfer window. £210 million net spend, and we are still in profit. We are so lucky to have a fan as an owner, thanks for doing a video on the club I love and support!

[@timphillips9954]

I am also an Albion fan. The Withdean thing was only a small part of our history. The Goldstone ground was a fantastic home for Brighton for nearly one hundred years

[@imvorbit6997]

remember having to travel all the way to gillingham for a 'home game' xD

[@19822andy]

I remember that day in the 90's. Weren't Brighton going to fold as well if they lost that game? That game literally kept Brighton alive if memory serves me.

[@imvorbit6997]

@@19822andy yeah that's right. would've been relegated to the conference league. I think it was 1996 or 1997.

[@KwasiTitus-wt4eh]

Good history..I didn't know this..thank you ❤

[@Finn-wt7bu]

The question isn’t “how do you stop Brighton?” Unless you are the top 6 or Crystal Palace the question should be “why would you want to?” A smaller club doing it the right way and succeeding is every football fans dream. Look at the love Leicester got.

[@Elgrandes12t]

Damn Right.

[@senyorchilling]

bro snuck in Crystal Palace

[@Gengolor]

@@senyorchillingour rivals so yeah why would they want us succeeding?

[@kyufuyuvbvbllymjnncuhuhbuh7538]

@@Gengolor oh yeah why are you rivals with Crystal Palace? That makes no sense for some reason

[@Gengolor]

@@kyufuyuvbvbllymjnncuhuhbuh7538 had a rivalry since the early 80s, makes a fuck of a lot more sense than just because you live near someone to be honest

[@MikeLikesBikes095]

New Brighton fan from the US. I fell in love with the week to week passion of the sport about 3 years ago. When first trying to pick a club, the mid table always appealed to me because it looked like they truly fought for wins every week. Also, seeing you as a Burnley fan, sticking it out through the teams rises and falls, inspired me to not pick a big 6 club. Really appreciate the Brighton shout out! 💙🤍

[@stuartlester6941]

Welcome to the family 💙🤍💙🤍

[@Alexwright12]

refreshing to see someone not just pick a big 6 club

[@BTrillJ]

I’m an American who fell in love with Brighton from across the pond. As someone who has slowly become more and more a fan of the sport, it was only natural I’d eventually end up watching the Premier leagueLeague. Without getting too granular, my entire friend group each chose a team, and after much research, Brighton was such an easy choice. I’m a fan of every aspect of this club. The owner, the play style, the location, the ideology, the business moves, the history, their rivalry with Crystal Palace; it’s a great club.

[@brendanm4179]

Tell ya what happened. I moved to Brighton 10 years ago and started to support them as I came from Ireland and never had a local team. It’s been better every season since. From championship to europa league - you are welcome Brighton

[@ProfessionalNonce]

This video just Brightoned my day,ill see myself out.

[@Vizeh]

Nice one Professional Nonce

[@jmrs_]

I mean with that username, I think it's best.

[@rethabilemoloi3490]

😂

[@sw33tialucard]

Could have said Albion my way😭😭

[@uniquejavii]

That's also a nice one ​@@sw33tialucard😅

[@spinyslasher6586]

Brighton have been spending so much this season because Bloom knew that in the 24/25 season, a lot of big clubs will face PSR issues and will be limited in their spending power. That's why they've been able to beat a lot of bigger clubs on well known wonderkids this season; they could easily keep outbidding them while other clubs had to first sell players to balance the books. Right now, Brighton probably have one of the deepest squads in the league, and I reckon even if Mitoma or Adingra gets sold next season, the club won't be affected that badly as their replacements already exist within the club.

[@jumpferjoy1st]

Exactly. That is how we got Minteh. Newcastle didn't want to sell, but had to.

[@abakella]

Brighton's youth development strategy has worked out so well for them. It allowed them to reach the Premier League and survive it long term, and now they have enough money from selling players to compete for European tournament participation

[@patrickokeeffe-i7i]

@@abakella not really, that came later

[@Q-hv2cb]

enough money from scamming Chelsea*

[@naval-nation2259]

Brighton are doing wat Southampton did. Raking in the money all for nothing now look where Southampton are again. The big clubs will notice this scam art and won't be fooled again.

[@albertoamazing1]

Brighton might be my fav prem team at this point, they're what every EFL team aspires to be. The biggest small club in England

[@SouthCoastFinest]

Can you please tell that to the next little Palace fan you see 😂

[@Beetlejooce01]

@@SouthCoastFinestand us Bournemouth fans are the smallest small club in England

[@EnriqueBartulac]

@@Beetlejooce01 To be fair you are also super well run

[@AchRock1509]

And they got a beautiful stadium on top of it all!

[@saulgoodmanskin]

Hope Boro can get there one day

[@fgulensaray]

as a Fener fan i feel happy to know that Ferdi is going to be playing on the best administered club in England, very impressive last 10 years for Brighton, and even more years seem to be coming. All the best!

[@jordanrenton2495]

Brighton are fantastic. I am a Sunderland fan and I hope we get to where they are someday

[@Tristanisthebest]

As a fan of the team that made moneyball famous, it's wild to see it spread around the world and to other sports.

[@Vizeh]

Was always inevitable, so much money involved these days!

[@Tristanisthebest]

@@Vizeh I would very much recommend to read the book about it if you haven't already. Titled "Moneyball", despite being about a different sport it's core concepts are easy to understand and apply to all other professional sports.

[@abakella]

Wasn't expecting to see another Oakland Athletics fan here. Hopefully a better owner and stadium comes soon

[@Tristanisthebest]

@@abakella after so much frustration and heart break you have to spread out to other sports for your sanity😂

[@artthoutimelapse7700]

Man City and Chelsea haven’t always been the clubs they are known to be, and Brighton didn’t need a foreign oil tycoon to get them to where they are. One of the last true British clubs left in the premier league

[@eavyeavy2864]

Stuck in the past, still bitter we win ucl before MU or Arsenal get another league title

[@davewinder5791]

As a life long Brighton fan, trust me, we are all still pinching ourselves on how well this is all going. At times I have to remind myself who we are and where we came from, because we have hit such heights that I get ahead of myself and expect a win every game or 3+ goals every game. We are little old Brighton and we are here to stay, nobody is safe haha. Also, great video mate, editing on point too 💪🏻

[@Communist_Gangsta]

The edit at 2:50 is phenomenal, whoever did that is hella creative. That was great quality even for a high cost production, let alone a youtube video.

[@jonathanposton8008]

This is the best Brighton video I've seen. Explains exactly our model. As one of the lucky ones i enjoyed it all the more. Read some of Red Cafe at the weekend. Lots of decent posters, however approximately half of them simply do not understand 'the point' of smaller clubs that don't win anything. They don't get that the majority of supporters in stadiums around the country are supporting clubs with completely different expectations than their own entitled position. They need to watch this video. Well done mate.

[@whisperSSG8]

to understand brighton you must first understand their motto: in bloom we trust

[@simeonayling9882]

Ain't that the truth. And any manager who comes in fleetingly, has one outstanding season before whining every day half way through the next, had better realise that absolutely NOBODY at this club is going to take his side over Tony Bloom. Ever.

[@CozyHumanoid]

The owner knows how to do business thats why the team itself hasnt imploded and is able to keep itself self sufficient and still be competitive at the highest level of english football.

[@richardcopeland724]

As a Brighton fan I'm extremely proud of the way the club is run and how we spring surprises on all the other clubs. They always seem to do the right thing and that is led from the top. Tony Bloom and Paul Barber are the best. Not only great football, great in the community, smart ground and top drawer training set up. Will it continue ? I hope so but I'm making sure I enjoy every moment of the present

[@19822andy]

I remember in the 90's I had one pal who was a Brighton fan here in Birmingham. They were one game away from dropping out of the league and one game from oblivion. If they lost that game they would have folded if i remember properly. Seeing them in the Premier League right now just amazes me. One result away from not existing anymore to mainstays at the top table, incredible.

[@mrmeeseeks2534]

Brighton is Manchester United’s worst nightmare

[@Vizeh]

I think most teams are Man Utd’s nightmare at this moment😂

[@deezgamer6353]

​@@Vizeh brighton brought in some good players with now alot of squad depth i do want to see them fight for europe but if they start getting europe constantly they will slowly drop down again

[@soullbtw]

Man Utd is their own nightmare

[@ALFC_7-0]

I thonk you mean JAMES MILNERRRRR 🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐

[@Aiden-Hi]

As a United fan, Brighton is one of those clubs that I dread watching us play against.

[@disgraced101]

Brighton today feels like the Everton of the early 90s under Moyes. A top 8 Club , a solid established organization able to develop players before moving them off for a tidy sum to keep the lights on, the ownership happy and treats the fans to some sweet giant killing from time to time. Love it.

[@Devster_10]

I would say that Brighton’s brilliant blend of balanced brilliance, from top-notch talent to tactical tenacity, makes it a consistently compelling club and everything looks clicking . It is also is the perfect club for any prospect in my opinion. I also think that There is no other club like Brighton in terms of their transfer strategy.

[@Vizeh]

I can see why there’s now so many Brighton fans building in many different parts of the world now

[@emmmanuelarturo]

As a Brightonian of 3 years, it’s great to see this seaside city get some recognition 🙏🏿 Up the BN1!

[@abdullahal-mamun1053]

Poor Hove and Portslade

[@ibraheemmonks8866]

Brighton represents everything I love about football, what they have done totally goes against what these huge money infused clubs have done to get to the top. As a Leeds fan i wish them every bit of success!

[@eavyeavy2864]

Man united😂

[@aabfc1887]

we are the opposite of em, seaside town once spent nearly 30 seasons straight in the top flight now languish in league one and the championship.

[@Vizeh]

At this rate mate I would say 90% of teams are the opposite of them too haha

[@SteinhummelYT]

What team?

[@albertoamazing1]

@@SteinhummelYT Pompey

[@RacingClub4ever]

@@albertoamazing1nah blackpool

[@nont18411]

At this point, Brighton could have a 12 year old manager and they will still somehow perform well

[@Geoimnbvcx]

Put my 3 year old cousin in and theyll still be doing well

[@RedFawcett]

Or put Sovietwomble in charge, he already lives there (just a shame he's not a football follower)

[@RangersBear]

Manchester United always make them look like prime Barcelona, despite managerial changes they can counteract Ten-Hags (non-existent) style of play.

[@FalseNi9e]

Every damn time

[@SpeedyDocDOCARMY]

Anyone think Brighton buying Matt O' Riley from Celtic is a clever signing? He could help push them on imo.

[@Vizeh]

It’s an unbelievable signing honestly

[@michaelward5370]

I think that if Brighton sign Matt O'Reilly from Celtic for the rumoured £30 million they will be getting an absolute bargain! He has developed into an amazing player at Celtic!!

[@Namenick.]

​@@michaelward5370 we did sign him, and we also got Kadioglu (we really needed a better right back)

[@spinyslasher6586]

He's the Mac Allister replacement Brighton were waiting for. Right now, the midfield depth at Brighton is insane. While other teams are struggling to find good DMs, Brighton has 3 players who're primarily DMs (Wieffer, Baleba, Hinshelwood), and O'Riley coming in who can easily slot in DM as backup. Don't forget Diego Gomez who's arriving in January.

[@ahmedkhawaja5376]

​@@spinyslasher6586You forgot jakub moder he started playing last season again but for some reason he's not even making the bench rn.hopefully he can return to his pre injury form

[@matthewroberts6833]

How do we stop Brighton? As a West Ham fan. . . why the hell would we want to do that?

[@petemills5704]

Credit needs to be given to Paul Barber, Tony’s right hand man. He’s the best strategist in the Premiership and a cute operator who is in it for the long run. Let’s go….UTA

[@waxcavern]

I only moved down to Brighton last year along with moving to Brighton i got into Football too. Fell in love with the city and then the club after watching numerous highlights from 22/23 and after that i became a Seagull.

[@dat1cactus]

We got a spotlight video from Vizeh… life is complete CMON BRIGHTON

[@Vizeh]

SEAGULLS🔵🔵

[@paulolugo7447]

I’m a Man Utd fan & even though I’m bitter about the result, which wasn’t all that fair, I think they’ve managed to build a proper squad after getting skinned by the top clubs. Their new manager seems really promising, they looked incredibly organized in defense & their counter attack game is impressive. I hope they can get a good finish, especially over Newcastle.

[@captainredbeard7933]

Dutchie here... Been watching the Premier League for years and Brighton has charmed its way into my heart. Love the club.

[@TorpFc123]

Brighton might well be a dark horse in the prem, its just a shame that they are getting farmed by the bigger teams and (MAINLY)chelsea

[@sw33tialucard]

To be fair, that’s their whole model. They’re farming players out for the bigger teams is a better way to put it.

[@spinyslasher6586]

Getting farmed by Chelsea actually ended up being advantageous to Brighton. That's why they've been able to buy so much this season without selling any of their top talents.

[@SK.305]

No they aren’t 😂 just bcs they got one lucky win cause of two terrible goals and scrappy clearing from united all game doesn’t mean they’re good. Come back to me end of the season

[@sw33tialucard]

@@SK.305 Fact still remains that Brighton bullies Man United. Beating Man U is like a recreational activity for Brighton at this point.😂 A “FELT CUTE, MIGHT DESTROY MAN U LATER” type of thing

[@danieltene9971]

@@SK.305 someone's salty😭🤣

[@timphillips9954]

Don't forget Brighton have a huge wealthy catchment area and a massive fan base. I have seen Brighton take 10000 away to Newcastle, massive crowds in the old third division and don't forget they did play in the top flight in the seventies and eighties.

[@alanandrews8098]

I remember getting 30,000 plus crowds in the old 3rd division. Fans matched on the owners home when he was going to sell the Goldstone Ground with very little warning. We trust Tony Bloom and call me daft but in the next 10 years under him we will win the champions league.

[@rosst8919]

I remember you getting 2000 in league 1. You don't have a massive fan base, and you've only ever been in the top flight for about 10 years in your entire history. Brighton are in reality a mid table league 1 club punching way above their weight

[@bobroofdancer]

Must be a palace fan obviously not old enough to remember 79to83season envy is a sad thing to possess

[@rosst8919]

​@bobroofdancer not a palace fan either just stating the obvious, brighton have only been in the top division for about 12 seasons in their history. They're enjoying some relative success now but to make out they're some big club with a great history is just not true

[@lukewarmape603]

Team with local proper fans. They really stand out from all the plastic clubs in the prem.

[@kshitijpandey6514]

Simplest form to understand the video Brighton:- Dortmund of the Premier League

[@KM22_AM]

As a brighton fan, I feel very honored to have an unreal scouting program. We've had a brilliant transfer window signing some very talented youngsters. We're going for top 6 again this season.

[@mateogarcia3866]

Here in Argentina we have a similar team called "Defensa y Justicia" who earned promotion around 2013(I think) and have been winning a lot and have an identity, Lisandro Martinez came from that club.

[@Rowan_0161]

I dont support Brighton, but they have to he my second favourite team in England and have my upmost respect Ps: I honestly hope they don't stop because with all the dodgy dealing the big clubs around the world it would be nice for a team like Brighton to succeed

[@NFSKING24]

Me too and I’m spursy

[@KucklesMaloy]

Great Video. As an Albion fan since I was 7 (1977!) I can tell you its been one hell of a journey. A lot of us would tell you we still have imposter syndrome but at the same time feel like there's more to come. For now, I'll take the 6 points from the start of the season and quietly think to myself, only 34 more for safety. (It's a hard habit to break) We've come a long, long way together Through the hard times and the good I have to celebrate you, Brighton I have to praise you like I should

[@ChrisFraser-qk4fy]

I was 9 in 1983 went to see Liverpool at the Goldstone as my first game. Been watching/listening ever since. I still count the points to 40 every season like yourself then relax. Good start so far and the mindset now is we'll give anyone a game and a few chances which is always an enjoyable watch.

[@naturewithjoey]

Brighton makes me happy because as a west brom fan (west brom were doing good in the prem for 9 years) they make me have hope that we as a smaller club could do the same

[@magicalhikari5859]

Honestly, we don’t stop Brighton. We just let them cook with their unique way of going about business that not even the Big Six have been able to replicate

[@thatguymark2161]

They’re just phenomenally well run, and every single member of staff is incredibly well looked after

[@RangersBear]

Their transfer policy is unbelievable. Lowest average age in the premier league, moving players on following successful seasons but they always have palpable players waiting for an opportunity. Re-investing in unproven talents usually pays off.

[@Vizeh]

Some may say it must be luck but at this stage it simply can’t be

[@jonathand.t.5051]

Thats the power of great player development staff

[@MetalRocksMe.]

This is one of the positives that can come from a fan buying their favourite team.

[@meentage]

Its genuinely impossible to stop these lads man. Potter goes no problem, de zerbi leaves no problem. Macallister, cucurella, caicedo,trossard, and many more i havent listed they dont care they'd just replace them.

[@LUKELiNXBRIGHTON]

I’m the match day vlogger for Brighton and honestly, I’ve had the time of my life going home and away with this club. We’ve had some unbelievable moments in the last couple of years. I can’t wait to look back and show my kids what this club has achieved. 🥹

[@greeny1080]

The last 10 years has been one hell of a journey & it still keeps getting better. I still pinch myself sometimes when i look how far we've come & I'll never take it for granted, especially when i think back to losing our ground & then playing in that awful athletics stadium at Withdean.

[@adamaalto-mccarthy6984]

It pains me to see Brighton doing well

[@sanele4780]

Manchester United Fan here We've been losing to Brighton even when they had Glen Murray upfront and Chris was their manager. When we had OGS as manager. Even with ETH in his first season, we almost went undefeated at home for the whole season. The only game we lost at home was, you guessed it :Brighton,2-1 loss first game of the season. Admire Brighton and the way they operate but im tired😂

[@skrattaoppar9753]

I hope Brighton can pull a Leicester

[@MacBuckets]

It starts from having a local owner... who is a master poker player... and who wants to win more than he wants to make an extra million. Bloom is loyal, genius, and determined. A perfect storm of ownership.

[@Lmao_373]

Started getting into premier league football earlier this year and decided to root for Brighton because they have a lot of dutch players and im half dutch, looks like i picked the right club to support 😂

[@shwaygod]

I’m from America and wanted to support a club after 10 years of watching.. I’m sold

[@SeriousBartYT]

Every single man united dutch manager has had a nemesis club with a bird based nickname. For LVG, it was famously Swansea, and for Ten Hag its Brighton and perhaps Palace away.

[@---cj4ul]

Sami Hyypia, who left in 2014, was the last Brighton manager not to have beaten Man Utd.

[@CallumMcphee-qc8be]

I’m so glad you’ve mentioned Tony bloom is the heartbeat of this club because it’s so true. His planning is immense. One thing about Brighton that people seem to forget or not focus on it isn’t just about the players coming in. It’s the development. It’s the huge loan Tony gave to Brighton for the best of the best in terms of stadiums and facilities. As you’ve mentioned we spent years in the championship. And some of those players who played there at that level (and didn’t look amazing hence why they were never poached) are top class players. Solly march is a great example. Looked bang average for years and then had his stand out season before his terribly injury out scoring some of the biggest wingers in the league. Lewis dunk who has only got better and better through the years. So yes the players fit the system and yes they have talent. But how Brighton get the best out of all these peoples abilities starts with that. And they improve and improve and improve. I don’t see any flaws in our system. But it’s going to be very hard to break that glass ceiling of them huge clubs out there. But one day with continuous good season after good season. We might reach the heights of these giants. As all these clubs were small clubs at one point. It’s time to show some of the smaller clubs the dream is possible.

[@nerdparable6156]

Tony bloom is an amazing leader. Passionate about the club and has made a concrete foundation for the club. As a fan you learn to not be bothered when larger players or influential managers leave. Up the gulls

[@togetheras172]

I have loved Brighton since 2015 and Glenn Murray, and in the present i'm glad how there just getting better.

[@xxdutchxx9336]

Well done . Excellent summation of my team. It all starts at the top and when you have Tony Bloom as that guy then your onto a winner. Exciting times ahead and it's been a roller coaster for a good few years now. UTA.

[@leejones3317]

Iv supported Brighton for 40 years. I would never have thought. We're they are now 🙏☀️🙏☀️🙏

[@Wolfsong27FlyHalfFullHeart]

Much love to you shining a light on my boyhood club we’ve gone through losing our home stadium and we’re close to having everything lost but now we reside in the amex and it’s our fortress and we’ll defend it

[@homanwong6282]

Being a brighton fans very happy to see a video like this, thank you! Yes we are so lucky have a boss really love the club.

[@butteryrenzy]

Thanks Vizeh. Video really shows that us small clubs really have a shot of achieving something great if run well enough. Cheers mate top 2 for sure for Brighton 😎🥶🥶🥶

[@Uuuussseeeerrrrrr]

As a brighton and growing up in brighton after supporting them when i got in to football when we kist qualified and were 17th in the premier league this js absolutely brilliant

[@assuredaviation9116]

Im a huge, and lifelong Liverpool fan, but the majority of my family are from the small towns surrounding Brighton. I’ll always support Brighton whenever Liverpool aren’t playing

[@imvorbit6997]

never been so happy to be a fan of my boyhood local club and see them go from borderline bankruptcy to europa league. unreal

[@Gordon.Pinkerton]

"Brighton does not know its place" "Brighton do not know their place" Pick one or the other, don't combine them 😂

[@giancassa9340]

They’re simply well managed it’s crazy. What makes a team successful is the management, the management creates the idea the concept from that they bring a coach with this ideals… if then you add how great the scouting is you have a boom.

[@Uced22]

6:12 Their another "flop" was Kacper Kozłowski. They bought him from Pogoń Szczecin in january 2022 for 11 milion €, but after 3 years of being on loan in Union SG and Vitesse they sold him to Gaziantep for 5 milion €

[@Me-ui1zy]

Im not British, but decided to start following a English club 3 years ago after following international football for years. I picked Brighton because well, I study Ornithology and I liked their gull. I can honestly say, if the team didn't have a genuinely interesting culture, that isn't one obsessed with money, I probably would have stopped following the EPL long ago. Im so glad I lucked out and picked Brighton (And then to have us reach the Europa League one year in lmao) It just feels wholesome and kind, and so much of the EPL culture isnt that. (Of course there are great parts of every club and bad parts of every club, including Brighton too)

[@petemills5704]

Not sure what the bad part is though?

[@snako3338]

Brighton will win a major trophy in the next 3 years on this rate

[@schaffner-816]

Props for your pronunciation of Hürzeler. I heard some wild things in the last few weeks. Appreciate it. Greetings from Germany.

[@CheaterCris]

I’m glad to see my club getting the spotlight. I love Brighton & Hove Albion because we’re very strategic with everything we do. I’m commenting this before are 3rd game vs Arsenal. Hope we get the win and this vid is much deserved for the club.

[@Steven-t9s]

Our Messiah.TONY BLOOM

[@MrFreakyStyley]

The thing is...Bloom is already looking for the next manager, if not, have one being discussed already. Their planning is unbelievable.

[@JebaitedofJakar]

As a lifelong BHA fan, yes we are all proud or Tony Bloom and what he has done for our home club. We are used to seeing £2-3m players become our summer signings with perhaps one £20 - 30m player come in, we are used to seeing the best players being sold and slowly we have just come to trust that Tony knows what he's doing. But this transfer window with almost £200m spent we are like wait! Has somebody hacked Tonys visa card or something :o :o i mean yer, none of us know any of these players but WTF is going on ... i think we are all about to find out. lets hope its another Tony Bloom master piece. great video by the way :D really enjoyed it :D

[@UnknownUnknown-ld8pm]

Love the content and the unbiased perspective you are a real football fan in every possible way

[@robindunning2046]

Of course as a Brighton fan and being from Brighton you can’t stop us

[@jacobknock6559]

20 year old Reading fan here - growing up used to go and watch Reading play at the Amex consistently every year, now it’s shit too see where each club is now

[@presko]

as a watford fan, i'm just happy to see joao pedro balling out

[@mocko9912]

As a brighton fan, I know we got him for about 30 mil but we should of paid you more! The boys is pure class!

[@gamerkat99]

As a Brighton fan, I’m surprised to see how many Brighton fans are here! Hiya to you :) I do think that we have the best youth academy out there. Anyways, Vizeh, how’s life in the championship?

[@Vizeh]

Championship is fantastic lad

[@SeriousBartYT]

​@@Vizeh Did you miss playing against Blackburn last season?

[@gamerkat99]

@@Vizeh Sounds great!

[@somethingwithultra7231]

It's just nice to see them develop players, especially ones that are good but otherwise didn't have the room to. Whenever you see them buy a player, sometimes it doesn't work out, but alot of the time it's just interesting to see how they potentially help revitalize players with limbo potential.

[@nouhkdd7745]

Bro the consistency is crazy, everyday when I get home & I start rolling a joint I found your vids Keep goin bro

[@---cj4ul]

You mention being given hope that Brighton proved themselves fallible by selling Gykoreres to Coventry for only a £0.2m profit. Sorry to let you know that there was a sell on clause reported to have been at least 10%. Brighton made at least a couple of million from Coventry's sale to Sporting. Even when he seemingly got one wrong, Tony Bloom trebled his money.

[@Ziado_]

brighton finally getting recognition for once , so happy about it

[@VexNew-h7z]

That group of death last year was crazy,you have 2 ex CL winners,us and AEK Athens,who are underrated in european competitions

[@troublingcake8432]

Brighton never get the credit we deserve, and its great to see you make it! You just earned a subscriber here Vizeh!

[@markisaki979]

Bournemouth's meteoric rise to the top flight, Southampton's shock challenge for European football and now most recently Brighton cooking. There's something in the water on the south coast of England.

[@guywakeford3259]

Brighton have always been a great club, though the fans who fought for the clubs survival after it had been shafted by it's previous owners, as well as life long Brighton fan Tony Blooms acquisition of the club were pivotal in its eventual transformation into what you see now. It's worth watching on KZbin a short 10-15 minute video by the Guardian - 'Brighton, from nowhere to the premier league'. It'll give you a kind of beginners guide insight into it's recent history. Tony Blooms philosophy will not change, though, so there is no reason why Brighton cannot continue to grow and regenerate. We don't know what the upper limits (if any) of Brighton are yet because, as far as I know they are the first club to use analytical data as well as skilful scouting to help with their recruitment. I would suggest, as in all businesses (let's face it, football is a business whether we like it or not) that the best run will eventually float to the top. I can certainly see Brighton winning trophies such as the FA cup or reaching champions league places in the next five years, and it really wouldn't surprise me to see them winning the Premier League in the next 10 years - not just once either.

[@patrickokeeffe-i7i]

Also Brighton has always had great potential, which has kind of gone unnoticed. The biggest home attendance Ive been at was in a division 3 game against Rochdale of all people - 35,000 - and if the Goldstone Ground was a bit bigger it could have been more like 40,000. When we were in the championship our attendances were regularly bigger than many of the so called bigger clubs, such as Leeds, Sheffield Wednesday etc.

[@levelm7689]

As a Brighton fan, it was a lot of trial and error it seemed at start, we invested in a lot of expensive players which flopped but the cheap investments really paid off, so by the 3rd season we attempted to just focus on that. Its only recently we have discovered we needed more depth and have missed out on a lot of players due to us deeming them to be expensive, since a lot of clubs know we have money now and knowing the player must be talented if we are coming in. This season is gonna be a definining season i feel of us truly securing our place as a top 10 side and i feel we are going to get a european place and will be a lot more prepared for it next season

[@FalseNi9e]

Their owner actually care about the club and has no other motive which is rare these days. Players and others recognize this and they are rewarded accordingly. I think they are a permanent fixture in the PL from here on our. Great content as always mate, keep it up! 🍻

[@hottakewithoutthehottake2231]

I call Brighton the Tampa Bay Rays of Football, because both teams have similar philosophies in how they operate. Excellent scouting and player development and assessments in place. A pragmatic mindset to building sustainably good rosters and using the returns of funds and/or prospects to stay competitive consistently. Both understand that they won’t be able to outbid the other teams for top talent, so capitalising on effective youth and developing impact players is the way to build.

[@patrickokeeffe-i7i]

Also both teams where the great Peter Ward played

[@TheMattone0]

In reality I think all BHA fans realise we are living in the clubs finest seasons and are still pinching ourselves, we’ve come along way together and may the good times continue

[@zergnub7426]

You don't stop us. A lot of years in the wilderness to make up for.

[@icetrey1000]

This isn't often remembered, but Brighton *also* got more than 20m pounds from Chelsea when Potter and his staff left, due to language in the staff contracts. Thank you, Todd Boehly!